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Microsoft Releases Two More Role-based Certification & Training Tracks for Azure

Posted on October 10, 2018 by Sangram Rath | Comments(0)

This is an update to my last blog article where I wrote about New Role-based Microsoft Azure Certification & Training Tracks. If you did not get a chance to read it, please do. In my previous article I wrote about the Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate track, which replaces the Microsoft Exam 70-533. Since then two new role-based certification tracks have been released, each containing 3 exams and two paths to achieve them.

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New Role-based Azure Certification & Training Tracks from Microsoft

Posted on September 4, 2018 by Sangram Rath | Comments(10)

At the recent #MSInspire, Microsoft introduced a revamp to its Azure Certification tracks. Existing Azure exams were becoming very broad in scope with the increasing number of services being added to Azure portfolio that required candidates to know all of it which becomes practically impossible at some point.

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Registering and Preparing for the EX210 – Red Hat Certified System Administrator in Red Hat OpenStack Exam

Posted on August 20, 2015 by Sangram Rath | Comments(4)

OpenStack is the most popular private cloud platform available in the market today and Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform is a secure, stable and enterprise-ready offering of OpenStack from Red Hat that has been co-engineered with the OpenStack foundation for performance and hence is one of the most preferred platforms for many enterprises.

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What’s new in OpenStack Juno?

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(0)

OpenStack Juno is now generally available. This is the 10th release of the most popular and hot Private Cloud offering out there. Here is a sneak peak into what’s in store in Juno.

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform 5.0 – What’s New?

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(0)

On July 8 Red Hat announced the general availability of the third release of its OpenStack version, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform 5.0, which is an Enterprise grade platform for building public, private and hybrid clouds.

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OpenStack turns 4

Posted on July 22, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(0)

OpenStack turned Four this month. Happy 4th Birthday OpenStack !!

From an initiative back in 2010 by NASA & Rackspace to a worldwide community of 17670 members and 70 user groups across 140 countries and 391 Organizations involved is a laudable achievement in 4 years.

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Red Hat CloudForms – A Cloud Management Platform for OpenStack & More

Posted on May 29, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(2)

OpenStack is great but it is not an Operating System in itself. It is a group of components with a modular architecture that uses an underlying Operating System like Red Hat Enterprise Linux to provide cloud capabilities.

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Multi-Node OpenStack Icehouse installation on AWS using RDO

Posted on May 20, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(18)

In my previous blog, I wrote about my experience installing a single-node OpenStack Icehouse on a desktop/laptop using RDO. In this blog I will be demonstrating how to set up a simple Multi-Node OpenStack installation on AWS (Amazon Web Services).

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Try OpenStack Icehouse with RDO

Posted on May 12, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(2)

OpenStack’s 9th release Icehouse is here and I decided to give it a spin. I will be performing the installation on RHEL 6.5 and what better way to try out OpenStack than Red Hat’s RDO. For starters RDO is a community version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform.

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OpenStack ICEHOUSE is here to chill you this summer

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Sangram Rath | Comments(0)

April 17th marked the availability of the 9th release of OpenStack. Code named “ICEHOUSE” it comes at a right time in Summer to chill you with a staggering 350 new features. Keep aside the gimmick and that’s what I call a “Community Effort”.

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